Our preprint on “An in vitro platform for the enzymatic characterization of the rhomboid protease RHBDL4s” is now available on bioaRxiv!
Volume 239, issue 7
Rachel Kandel successfully defended her dissertation! Congrats Dr. Kandel!!
Our research paper on “Derlin Dfm1 Employs a Chaperone-like function for misfolded membrane substrates” was accepted in PLOS Biology!
Our research paper on “An ERAD-independent role for rhomboid pseudoprotease Dfm1 in mediating sphingolipid homeostasis” was accepted in EMBO Journal!
Our undergraduate and transfer students nailed their talks at the Summer Undergraduate Research Conference!
Newly-minted transfer students, Raghad and Casey, officially joins the Neal lab for research during the academic year! Welcome!
Our preprint on “An ERAD-independent role for rhomboid pseudoprotease Dfm1 in mediating sphingolipid homeostasis” is now available on BioRxiv!
Neal lab welcomes transfer students Casey and Raghad for summer research, which is funded by NSF CAREER!
Our review on the role of rhomboid superfamily in ER protein quality control has been accepted for publication in Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Biology!
Our perspective’s piece has been published in “Voices” Molecular Cell!
Collaborative work with Carlin lab has been accepted into mSystems!
Our preprint on “Derlin Dfm1 Employs a Chaperone-like function for misfolded membrane substrates” is now available on BioRxiv!
Our first research paper on the mechanism of Dfm1-mediated retrotranslocation has been accepted to Cell Reports.
Research technician has left the lab to join PhD program in Stanford.
Undergraduate student as left the lab to join PhD program in Northwestern University.
Graduate student receives HHMI Gilliam Fellowship.
Our protocol on studying suppressive retrotranslocation pathways in yeast has been accepted to STAR Protocols!
Congratulations Jasmine!
Graduate student receives the Ray Thomas Edwards Award.
The Biology Undergraduate Master’s Mentorship Program (BUMMP) has officially launched.
Graduate student has been selected to be a PiBs Trainee and receives the Marguerite Vogt Award.
Sonya’s PD work on HRD complex self-remodeling enables a novel route of membrane protein retrotranslocation has been accepted to iScience!
Our review on the role of rhomboid superfamily members in protein homeostasis has been accepted to BBA-Molecular Cell Research!
Congrats Neal lab!
Two graduate students from Division of Biological Sciences join the lab!
A big congrats to our undergraduate students, Tiffany and Narin, for receiving UCSD summer research scholarships!
Graduate students are selected to be CMG Trainees.
Two graduate students from Division of Biological Sciences join the lab!
Welcome Tiffany!
Welcome Anahita!
Welcome Narin!
